St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-14
GEOE VI

The council committee on streets will meet
tonight.
Fourteen births, one death and one mar
riage were registered yesterday at the health
office.
The continuation of the Qupn-Markoe re-
count begins this morning, when the entire
remaining vote of the county will be opened.
Ed Langevin has brought suit against Kill
liam Scheckling ct al. for 81. 900 and the an
nulling of a certain contract in real estate
deal.
William r. Merriam begun suit yesterday
against the College Park association to fore
close mortgage OF $4,000 given by Norman
B. Rean.
John Lafond was sent to the workhouse for
ninety days, for stealing an overcoat and
overshoes from the night Waterman at the
Pioneer Press building.
Martin c. Kohl, young man of %, living
with his father at 353 Fort street, became in
sane from religious excitement and was yes
terday taken to the county jail.
AT the meeting of the board of directors of
the Catholic Orphan asylum last night the lot
donated by Kavanagh s. Dawson was ratified
OIL, Ticket No. ia drawing the prize.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. G.. Brinckerbof
read an interesting paper and related several
"reminiscences of the late war to number of
young men at the e nperance rooms.
The music for the ball given by the en-
ployes of the Merchants hotel at Market hall
Wednesday night, was by the Metropolitan
band instead of Seibert's, as was published
yesterday.
Rev. DIR. NJ. MEG Dana will lecture this
evening in the Atlantic Congregations |
church, corner of Bates avenue and C0nwa V
street. His sGbiect will be Pen Pictures Of
Holland; memoirs of a quaint land and
great people,
The Tribune Printing company, of Duluth
fi1nd of
tary of state yesterday with capital stock of
$4,000. r. c. Mitchell. f. l.. MITCHELL H. E
Mitchell. George N. LOOMS and S. E. Peachey
are the incorporates.
The Thiels detective service. located in all
the principal cities in the Z. tied States, has
just moved into its Offices in the new dbl
ton OF the German-American bank building
Mr.. Eddy. the ST. Paul manager has fitted
the Offices up in an elegant and substantial
manner.
Lieut.. Walsh denies the published state
ments as to his conduct with two men who
caue TO the police station early yesterday
morning, and the TESTIMONY OF bystanders
who witnessed the occurrence, is TO the effect
that the officer was grossly insulted by the
taXpayiEg citizen, and did only his DUTY in
a proper manner.
DR.. r. s. Rosenthal. who lectured so enter
tainingly upon languages at the Ryan vester-
day. has decided to open classes in French
ONi uAdils CpNlflSu anu litlldu. ana requests
ladies and gentlemen who ere DESTROYS of
joining these classes to make early applca-
ticn to Russell Freeman at the st. Paul Book
and Stationery company.
In the United States circuit court yester-
dgy a verdict of 81 600 was rendered in the
ease OF Alice Il. VroOmau, administrative, VS..
the Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul iway
company. The suit was brought for damages
on account Of the killing of plaintiff father,
Il. Helmuth. The case of J. W. Stone VS..
james McMullin to recover wares was on
trial.
Ex-Gov. Davis misunderstood the date for
which he accepted the invitation of the st.
Paul Press club to meet its members in the
club ROOM He cannot possibly be present
next Sunday as was expected. Hon. Ign atius
DonneHy has accepted an invitation to meet
with the club at its regular session the last
Sunday in the month.
On Wednesday evening Col E. II. Milham
division commander Sons of Veterans. L. S.
A, assisted by Lieut.. William Hills. of st.
Paul. installed the officers Of Logan Camp
No. 30. S.V., ut Brainerd. After the Install
alton ceremonies were through, Capt. a. E.
Veon, in behalf of the officers and members
of Logan camp, presented Col Milham with
solid gold ring appropriately engraved.
The first of the series of balls to be given
this winter by the Select KNIGHTS. A. O. L. W.,
TO raise funds to en,ertaIn the supreme lodge
during its convention in this city next
August, took place at Turner haI iaSt night.
On account of the storm, the attendance was
not so large as it otherwise migh have been,
but the hail was comfortably filled and the
evening thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
The two committees, one from st. Paul and
the other from Minneapolis, appointed by the
chamber of commerce of one cit aud the
board of trade of the other, held u meeting in
the chamber of commerce building in st.
Paul Yesterday morning, and talked over the
subject of parks and matters generally con-
nected Herewith No definite conclusion
was reached. Other meetings are to be held,
and conclusion will probably be reached
as to what legislation is needed at an early